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Tanzania Seizes Sh4.9 Billion Smuggled Minerals Nationwide

 Tanzania has intensified its fight against illegal mineral trade after authorities seized minerals worth nearly Sh4.9 billion in a series of anti-smuggling operations carried out across the country over the past year, underscoring the government’s determination to protect national mineral resources and
July 13, 2026
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Ebola Border Closure Strangles Cross-Border Trade

 What was once one of East Africa’s busiest commercial crossings has fallen unusually quiet after Uganda temporarily closed its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in an effort to contain the spread of the Ebola virus, leaving thousands of traders
June 27, 2026
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Tanzania Blocks Central Bank Emergency Lending

A major debate over fiscal discipline and central bank independence has ended in Tanzania after the government withdrew controversial proposals that would have allowed the Bank of Tanzania to provide short-term financing to the state during emergencies. The decision followed objections from
June 25, 2026
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Historic Ruling Settles Gaddafi-Funded Mosque Dispute

The High Court of Tanzania has brought an end to a years-long ownership dispute over a prominent religious complex in Butiama that traces its origins to a unique chapter in African political and religious history involving Tanzania’s founding president, Julius Nyerere, and
June 25, 2026
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Paint Your Home Or Face Action

A directive requiring thousands of homeowners in Tanzania’s largest municipality to repaint their properties and install outdoor lighting within 30 days has ignited a wider debate about urban governance, public responsibility and the state of basic infrastructure in Dar es Salaam. The
June 25, 2026
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Dar Crackdown Targets Nightlife Noise Crisis

Authorities in Tanzania’s commercial capital have shut down 13 bars accused of violating noise regulations, escalating a growing campaign against what residents describe as an increasingly disruptive nightlife culture in some of Dar es Salaam’s most densely populated neighbourhoods. The closures, ordered
June 25, 2026
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Tanzania’s Shilling Revolution Takes On Dollar Era

Tanzania has launched one of its most significant monetary policy shifts in recent years, requiring domestic transactions inside the country to be conducted in Tanzanian Shillings rather than foreign currencies, including the United States Dollar. The move represents a major attempt by
June 24, 2026
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Tanzania’s $24 Billion Gamble For Economic Power

Tanzania has approved its largest national budget in history, a sweeping Sh62.3 trillion ($24 billion) spending plan that signals the government’s determination to accelerate economic growth, expand infrastructure and strengthen its position as one of Africa’s emerging investment destinations. The budget, overwhelmingly
June 23, 2026
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Ebola Alert Puts Region On Edge

A renewed Ebola outbreak in East and Central Africa is once again placing the continent’s public health systems under intense scrutiny, prompting governments, regional organizations and international health agencies to strengthen surveillance and containment measures amid fears of cross-border transmission. While authorities
June 22, 2026
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The Battle For Africa’s Financial Freedom

A trader in Dar es Salaam watches exchange rates before paying for imported goods. A manufacturer in Lagos loses profits every time currency fluctuations raise production costs. A young entrepreneur in Nairobi wants to expand across African borders but faces expensive international
June 18, 2026
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